Questions and Answers
What are the three branches of government mentioned?
Executive, Legislative, Judicial
Who can declare Martial Law?
A senator must be at least ______ years old.
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A house representative must be at least ______ years old.
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How long can a senator serve?
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How long can a representative serve?
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A Filipino judge must be at least 40 years old to serve.
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Who are examples of Senate members mentioned?
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Who is the Chief Justice mentioned?
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The Vice-President has the authority to make laws.
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What divides the eastern hemisphere from the western hemisphere?
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What is the highest mountain in the Philippines?
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Match the following regions with their descriptions:
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Which region does Camarines Norte belong to?
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Taal Volcano is the largest volcano in the Philippines.
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What is the capital of the Philippines?
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Which of these is known as the 'Father of Philippine Constitution'?
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What are the two seasons in the Philippines?
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The world's smallest freshwater fish is the ______.
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What is the latitude of the Equator?
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Study Notes
Maps and Geography
- A map is a representation of a place, providing spatial information about locations and distances.
- Latitude and longitude are essential for determining geographic coordinates; latitude lines run east-west, and longitude lines run north-south.
- The Equator is the major reference line at 0° latitude, dividing the Earth into northern and southern hemispheres.
- The Prime Meridian, located at 0° longitude, divides the eastern and western hemispheres.
- A grid is formed by the intersection of latitude and longitude lines, creating reference points for locations.
Philippine Geography
- The Philippines comprises 17 regions and various natural resources showcasing its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage.
- Two main seasons exist: the Wet season, influenced by the Habagat (southwest monsoon), and the Dry season, influenced by the Amihan (northeast monsoon).
- Significant landmarks include Mount Apo (highest mountain), Taal Volcano (active volcano), and Boracay (popular tourist destination).
Flora and Fauna
- Indigenous plants and animals are vital to the Philippines' ecosystem; examples include the Tarsier (small primate) and Durian (fruit).
- The Dwarf Goby, the world's smallest freshwater fish, is native to Palawan.
Historical Events and Figures
- Notable figures in Philippine history include:
- Dr. José Rizal, national hero and author of "Noli Me Tangere" and "El Filibusterismo."
- Emilio Jacinto, known as "Brains of the Katipunan," wrote the "Kartilya ng Katipunan."
- Juan Luna, renowned painter of "Spoliarium."
- Lapu-lapu, first Filipino hero to resist Spanish colonization.
Government Structure
- The government of the Philippines operates under three branches:
- Executive (headed by the President),
- Legislative (composed of Congress, which includes the Senate and House of Representatives),
- Judiciary (includes the Supreme Court and local courts).
- Significant laws include the Rizal Law, promoting the study of Dr. Rizal's works and contributions to Philippine history.
Civic Responsibilities and Values
- Citizens engage in government through voting and can serve in public office, reflecting their dedication to the country's democratic processes.
- Ordinary people can also become heroes through their service and love for their country, embodying the spirit of nationalism.
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